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The climate apocalypse has finally come to pass. The Eurasian landmass had become one vast desert scorched by ferocious heat. Most of humanity has been obliterated by the ferocity of heat, rising oceans and storms of unimaginable force. All knowledge of today's science and technology and of our civilisation has been lost. Amanaar and Mayzaar, who live in the underground city of Kaimakla, discover that the oasis on which the city depends is drying up, and that they will all die soon from thirst and starvation. As a desperate measure, Amanaar organises a journey to cross the vast desert to their north in search of a safe haven. On their journey they face many terrors, but also stumble upon objects from today's world which are incomprehensible to them. They meet Stinna who passionately believes in the truth of the legends of great cities and a vanished hugely advanced technological civilisation. Stinna persuades the two men to join her in the search for the truth and for an explanation of what happened. This is their story.

Stress and trauma are the leading causes of ill-health, making these vital subjects to understand. This book has been written by a survivor turned practitioner, with both perspectives in mind.

A modern saga and the final book in the Graphite & H9 duology which covers the lives of several people affected by the main character meeting a bin man and saving a toddler.

Through the Lychgate is an compelling story where the lives of the characters are richly weaved together with their individual histories.

A unique, factual and evocative narrative that raises awareness of Britain's historic responsibility and role in the Israel Palestine conflict.

A unique spiritual book and the third book in the Being Spirit trilogy, where the content has been received direct from Spirit energies and is relevant to us all. Co-written by writer Steve Bridger and clairvoyant Janet Neville, the book includes striking colour photos throughout.

The second novel by author Salie Thomas follows a young widow, who, in attempt to start a new life after the death of her husband, gets caught in web of mysterious situations.

Believe in Spirit includes content received directly from Spirt channelled by Spiritual Medium Janet Neville and transposed word for word by writer Steve Bridger. Spirit transcends and does not conflict with other beliefs so this book will appeal across faith groups.

The unique biography of an individual playing various pioneering roles in civil engineering, in the late nineteenth century, but with a social conscience. A long and eventful career which embraced everything from lighthouse design and construction in Japan to theatre architecture and ornamentation in Ireland.

A One Legged Crow, a Three Legged Dog and an epic race. A heart-warming story of triumph as JaKe, who is based on a real dog, overcomes the barriers to achieving his dreams. The real JaKe is a very lovable character and a Therapy Dog who brings much joy to all those who meet him.

A novel about a crucial but little-known period in Congo's short history. Granted its independence in 1960, it suddenly became the focus of Cold War politics as Russia and the USA competed to gain influence over its vast mineral resources.

An exhilarating environmental story for nature lovers, eco-warriors and for all those children and young adults who have a passion to fight against climate change.

An enchanting tale of romance and tragedy that follows Goddess Panorea who descends alone to Earth as a mortal, where she embarks on a journey in search of life and love.

A psychological thriller and tale of survival that follows the intertwined journeys of the young Ava and her teenage daughter, Isla. Presented with two parallel stories of past and present and explores the women's determination of love for each other versus coercive behaviour and murderous threats.

Welcome to the Hakuna Matata club.The secret to a wholesome Hakuna Matata (no worries) life is neither a secret, nor is it glaringly apparent. It all begins with daring to take the next step, building resilience, accepting one's own complicated self and most importantly, spreading a little kindness along the way.This little book of methali (Swahili proverbs), takes you on a journey of discovery into the wellness contained in the precious gift of yesteryears wisdom. This wisdom has been passed down from generation to generation, it is old, and it is tested. The anecdotes are filtered from the proverbs to provide a personal perspective. Remember, as all proverbs do, the methali's wisdom will find its own meaning with each person.How to be Hakuna Matata is an inspiring and motivational book that includes little gems of hope found in the methali. The wellness it brings is now yours to keep or to share if it takes your fancy.

Italy is a unique country. This book combines, in an empathetic and amusing manner, the author's 40 years of personal experience and observation of life in Italy, with an incisive social commentary. It examines the impact of recent historical events and the country's fascist legacy, which remains of great pertinence today, for both Italy and beyond. Italians project the impression of being comfortable in their own skin. Life is to be enjoyed, simply and fully - as has been said: 'They just seem to do life better than we do'. This remark conveys perfectly Italians' wonderful ability to cope with anything that is thrown at them: tomorrow is another day. The book also explores the time-wasting and, often, positively absurd ways in which Italians must deal with the administrative aspects of everyday life. As a result, they have become past masters in creativity for social and economic survival. Finally, many personal observations document the innate generosity - in terms of attitudes, values, judgement and kindness - of Italians. Such a capacity accounts, to a large extent, for their spontaneous ability to simplify life and to facilitate interactions at all levels.

A children's story dwelling on the loving relationship between a grandfather and a grandson as they try to answer a universal query. Inspired by real events as many of the dialogues between the grandparents and grandson have actually taken place.

Historical fiction based on true events after the author came across a piece of 17th century silver. The novel is based on the research the author subsequently did on the silver piece and its creator.

An eighteenth-century murder-mystery, but also is a wider story about the social and artistic themes of the time. The novel set around one of William Hogarth's most iconic images of a woman in London.

A fictionalised biography which successfully crosses over two genres, memoir and women's fiction. A very relatable story about serving in the WRAF, coping with life while struggling with various medical conditions, and suffering bereavement.

A novel, set in the Yugoslav Wars of 1991-5, with a powerful true story at its heart that encapsulates in one set of relationships all the cruelty and compassion that characterised Europe's 'forgotten' conflicts. Thoroughly researched by an author with first-hand experience of the aftermath of the near four-year siege of Sarajevo.

A collection of poetry which is both unapologetic and daring in the subjects it tackles. Poems which are intense, enjoyable and highly relatable. The collection explores the human condition and is dark, gritty, real and presents the negative aspects of life in a way that is artistic, rhythmic and fuelled by passion and adrenaline

A novel set around a powerful medieval book which reaches England and becomes caught up in the struggle between its two leading families, and the events leading up to the Norman invasion of 1066. A book that is so powerful and linked to a foretelling so inescapable that it will put a new ruler on a throne but which ruler and what country?

A romance and adventure story about a young Anglo-French language teacher, who suffers from alopecia totalis, and her pupil, the son of a Taliban Commander.

A gripping teen romance which explores the raw emotions of youth, features time and space travelling, highlights the magic of books and portrays the value of love and friendships. It explores the link between dreams and reality, and the existence of a parallel universe.

An historically accurate novel about the famous author, Jane Austen, and her family living in the turbulent times of the late Georgian and early Regency periods. A gripping imagining of the real lives of the Austens, based on thorough historical research.

A personal finance guide for first-time earners and anyone without a retirement plan. It provides simple, short and practical advice about achieving financial freedom. The third book in the '57 Minute' series. Guides that can be read in under one hour.

A Children's picture book of beloved animals you find in a visit to the zoo. Children will recognise the well-known toys played with by the animals of Bazzo Zoo.

The third in a series of novels detailing life in England at the time of the Norman Conquest. Set in the 1070's, the novel depicts of the consequences of the Norman invasion for the people caught up in those terrible times.